Bread Dough Builder

Blend your flours, plan bulk, shaping, and proof β€” the yeast amount is computed from your fermentation time and temperature.

Open, tangy crumb and a blistered crust. Naturally leavened, with a little whole wheat for flavor.

Shape

Size by
Pieces
loaf
Piece Weight
g
each piece

Flours

80%
the rest of the flour
Whole wheat flour
%
of total flour

Ingredients

Water
%
added water
Salt
%
of flour

Leavening

Your sourdough starter is the pre-ferment.

Mixing

Fermentation

Room Temp
Β°F
bulk, bench & proof
Fridge Temp
Β°F
cold bulk & retard
Bulk
h
room temp
Cold Bulk
h
click to enable
Bench Rest
min
minutes, covered
Proof
h
click to enable
Cold Retard
h
fridge, shaped

Dough Summary

1 boule Γ— 900 g Β· 75% hydration

Total Dough
900 g
IngredientWeight% of total
Bread flour407 g43.1%
Whole wheat flour102 g10.8%
Water381 g40.4%
Salt10 g1.1%
Starter (LSD)44 g4.7%
Total900 g100%

Your 44 g starter brings 22 g flour and 22 g water β€” the final mix gets Bread flour 385 g Β· Whole wheat flour 102 g Β· Water 359 g Β· Salt 10 g.

Baker's Percentages

100%
  • Flour100%
  • Water75%
  • Salt2%
  • Starter8.65%

Timeline

  1. Autolyse
    Mix the flour and water, rest 30 min
    +0h
  2. Add the starter and salt
    Mix by hand: until no dry flour remains
    +30m
  3. Bulk ferment at room temp
    5h at 72Β°F
    +30m
  4. Stretch & fold 1 of 4
    Stretch and fold the dough, then cover
    +1h
  5. Stretch & fold 2 of 4
    Stretch and fold the dough, then cover
    +1h 30m
  6. Stretch & fold 3 of 4
    Stretch and fold the dough, then cover
    +2h
  7. Stretch & fold 4 of 4
    Stretch and fold the dough, then cover
    +2h 30m
  8. 3h of bulk remaining
    Cover and let it rise
    +2h 30m
  9. Preshape
    Round the dough loosely
    +5h 30m
  10. Bench rest
    30 min, covered
    +5h 30m
  11. Shape into a boule
    Boule Β· 1 Γ— 900 g
    +6h
  12. Retard in the fridge
    14h at 39Β°F
    +6h
  13. Ready to bake!
    Straight from the fridge β€” enjoy your bread!
    +20h

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